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“Because ISIS”: Whoever wins the presidential election, the Middle East loses
Sophia A. McClennen
For all the bluster about ISIS, both Clinton's and Trump's plans would make the situation in the Middle East worse
Donald Trump, racial unifier: Black, white or brown, we have a patriotic duty now to defeat this man
Chauncey DeVega
In a debate held not far from Ferguson, Trump spewed his ugly fascist, racist rhetoric — can we unify to stop him?
Breitbart News’ bizarro universe weighs in on the debate: Donald Trump was “the better candidate”
Brendan Gauthier
And you'll never guess which billionaire Republican presidential nominee won the site's post-debate reader poll
Donald Trump’s town hall debate was a leaning, meaning, inner-city bashing, Muslim-spying dumpster fire, and Twitter knew it
Matthew Rozsa
From the Michael Myers body language to the Iraq War lies and "the Latinos, the Hispanics," Twitter takes on Trump
Donald Trump throws running mate Mike Pence under the campaign bus during town hall debate
Sophia Tesfaye
When Donald Trump chose Vladimir Putin over his running mate, Mike Pence
In paid speeches, Hillary Clinton said she “represented” and “had great relations” with Wall Street
Ben Norton
Excerpts of Clinton's paid Wall Street speeches, released by WikiLeaks, show her cozy relationship with big banks
Russia did it: U.S. blames “senior-most” Russian officials for Wikileaks, DCLeaks email hacks
Taylor Link
According to the U.S. Intelligence Community, "Only Russia’s senior-most officials could have authorized" the hack
Another Donald Trump adviser has Kremlin connections: GOP lobbyist for Russian pipeline crafted Trump’s major foreign policy speech
Sophia Tesfaye
Booted Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort is not the only top adviser with sketchy ties to Russia
Donald Trump’s town hall debate nightmare: He can’t relate to real Americans, won’t have temper for real questions
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump will be dealing with real people who might ask questions he won't like. That may not go well
The anti-climax: VP candidates Mike Pence and Tim Kaine try harder, but…
Neal Gabler
...the Nov. 8 contest is still all about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
What Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton got wrong about nuclear weapons
Andrew Bacevich
A debate question that not many people noticed is rather telling
“Beauty treated like a beast”: The backlash against Donald Trump’s fat shaming of Alicia Machado shows how deep our fat phobia goes
Laura Bogart
A lesson from this controversy is that size acceptance is still possible only for those who are an acceptable size
Mike Pence’s debate challenge: Make Donald Trump seem sane
Julie Pace
It's time for Mike Pence to clean up all of his running mate's crazy comments
The PR War: How a public relations firm is lobbying for regime change in Syria
Max Blumenthal
The Syria Campaign is pushing the U.S. to topple another Middle Eastern government
Would Trump’s border wall even be legal? (Hint: No.) And how would he make Mexico pay for it?
Geoffrey A. Hoffman
A law professor on the legal implications of Trump's idiotic wall -- and his pledge to make Mexico pay for it
From climate change to jihad: U.S. recognizes security importance of battling global warming
Brian Kahn
For national security, the U.S. needs to look at the environment
This is why we’re frustrated: Adventures in the world of American anger
Tom Engelhardt
The one thing that comes to my mind is, You must be kidding!
“I’m still angry”: Oliver Stone slams “superficial election,” media “idiots,” Orwellian U.S. politics
Ben Norton
The award-winning director of "Snowden" condemned U.S. warmongering and foreign policy in an interview
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the protests in Charlotte to an anti-Trump "Battle Bus" in London
Oliver Stone talks “Snowden”: NSA leaker is more than a whistleblower; he’s a “lie exposer”
Ben Norton
"Sometimes you have to obey a higher law," said the director in an interview about his new thriller "Snowden"
Breaking: “Sit down, David Brooks! I shall stand against kneeling during the national anthem!”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Our forefathers slaughtered and enslaved millions for one reason: so we could stand during a song at a ball game
Betraying Snowden: There’s a special place in journalism hell for The Washington Post editorial board
Daniel Denvir
The Post editorial board came out against pardoning Edward Snowden, whose leaks won the paper a Pulitzer
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